Is there anything I can try to seal the pellet box better? I bought some gasket tape and that didn’t help. I just printed a magnet fan cover, but not sure that would be the issue. Anyone else have this issue?
Most that I am seeing are age 5+. My youngest has been potty trained for a long time, is well behave etc.
I saw that Aulani on Oahu has ages 4+, not finding any on Maui.
In town Sept 4-7 with my wife and our two girls, 6 and 3 (almost 4 and almost 7). Staying on 16th downtown.
The kids are past boosters and they're good in restaurants, so I'm not looking for family friendly in a crayons and chicken tenders sense...
More like, which of the places you'd send a friend to will seat four with two kids at 5:30-6pm without it being weird?
Obviously not asking for tasting menus and tiny counters, but a real kitchen with a normal dining room is fine.
Bonus points for something that's a Denver thing and not something I could get at home in Michigan.
Edit: Here is where we have landed.
Bird & Jim · Estes Prospect Bistro · Estes A5 Steakhouse · LoDo, walkable Root Down, outdoor · LoHi Tavernetta · Union Station
Why does it not follow the planned route?
These are the LitRPG/progression fantasy books I’ve listened to, ranked by how much I enjoyed them:
1. Dungeon Crawler Carl
2. The Perfect Run
3. Discount Dan
4. Cradle
5. Mother of Learning
6. The Primal Hunter
7. Quest Academy
8. Immortal Great Souls
9. Industrial Strength Magic
10. Mark of the Fool
11. Beware of Chicken
12. Apocalypse Parenting
13. Bog Standard Isekai
14. He Who Fights With Monsters
DNF:
1. Arcane Ascension
2. Defiance of the Fall
3. Victor of Tucson
Looking for recommendations based on this, what should I check out next?
Hope that is enough to go on. I think it had alliteration in the title similar to discount Dan.
About to finish book 2 and with no news on the next books I assume it’ll be a long wait.
Trying to get the feature add on the Artemis app and I can’t open Apollo anymore.
/u/Artemis_Developer
Anyone else?
But we got a few from F&F and a few from Nantucket… We thought Nantucket was clearly better. The field and fire ones seemed like they were whole grain compared to the Nantucket. Nantucket has the nice little bubbles on top I associate with good bread.
I saw a post a few days ago in /r/TeslaModelY of somebody ordering the same car as me, Frost Blue Performance, and it had the light headliner.
I have a 6 and 3 year old so that factors into my concerns.
I’m working on growing my beard a bit longer but it’s kind of wavy and hard to keep clean looking
I finished A Parade of Horribles and then I finished book 5 of Quest Academy (I really enjoyed it, I know it is a divisive series).
Before that I completed the series Mark of The Fool, Discount Dan, The Primal Hunter, Bog Standard Isekai, Cradle, He Who Fights With Monsters, The Perfect Run
I am considering
All The Skills The Weirkey Chronicles Unbound Apocalypse Parenting Wandering Inn Virdian Gate Online
Any suggestions?
My wife and I just wrapped up a few days in Paris and managed to get into three Michelin starred spots. Here’s my honest take, ranked worst to best.
Epicure (3 stars) - Lunch The setting is gorgeous and the service has all the hallmarks you’d expect at that level… fresh napkin every time you visit the bathroom, immaculate presentation, the whole thing. But our server was genuinely hard to understand. She’d arrive, rattle off an explanation of the dish at full speed in a heavy accent, and be gone before I had any idea what had been set in front of me. I asked her to repeat herself so many times I started feeling bad about it. Beyond that, the menu was overwhelmingly fish and seafood, and honestly? It just wasn’t that good or exciting. The desserts saved it. The meal also dragged on way longer than it needed to.
Passionné (2 stars) - Dinner Better than Epicure, and I’d go back before I’d go back there. The food was genuinely good and the pacing felt more like a meal and less like an endurance event. Service slipped though. We ran out of water, I asked our server for more, and nothing happened until I flagged down someone else walking by 10 min later. Small thing, but at this price point it stands out.
Septime (1 star) - Dinner Best meal of the trip, and it wasn’t particularly close. Almost every course was excellent. The only miss was some green vegetable water at the start, which… yeah. Kinda just tasted like leaves, lol. But everything else was fantastic. The service was warm and attentive without being stiff, and the pacing was perfect - 7:30 to 10pm, which is exactly what I want from a nice dinner. I don’t need three and a half hours at a table. The lesson I’m taking home: stars measure something, but not necessarily what you care about when you’re actually sitting there eating.